purpose. • To use conda on Windows XP, select Anaconda 2.3.0 and see ../configuration/use-winxp-with-proxy. GUI versus command line installer Both GUI and command line installers are available for Windows advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

purpose. • To use conda on Windows XP, select Anaconda 2.3.0 and see ../configuration/use-winxp-with-proxy. GUI versus command line installer Both GUI and command line installers are available for Windows advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

purpose. • To use conda on Windows XP, select Anaconda 2.3.0 and see ../configuration/use-winxp-with-proxy. GUI versus command line installer Both GUI and command line installers are available for Windows advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

purpose. • To use conda on Windows XP, select Anaconda 2.3.0 and see ../configuration/use-winxp-with-proxy. GUI versus command line installer Both GUI and command line installers are available for Windows advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration change many parameters, including: • Where conda looks for packages. • If and how conda uses a proxy server. • Where conda lists known environments. • Whether to update the Bash prompt with the currently

differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/miniconda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration

differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/miniconda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration

differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/miniconda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration

differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/miniconda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration

differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/miniconda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration

differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/miniconda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda 3. Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts 4. Optional: remove the following hidden file advanced users to con- figure various aspects of conda, such as which channels it searches for packages, proxy settings, and environment directories. For all of the conda configuration options, see the configuration